Sentence examples for valuable sum from inspiring English sources

The base salary is the equivalent of just $115 per month, but in a region where war has brought almost all productive activity to a halt, that is a valuable sum.

Efaw, the game's offensive most valuable player, summed up the feeling in the Boise locker room.

Investors believed then that such combines somehow created synergies that made the whole more valuable than the sum of its parts.

"The dignity shown throughout such trying times is as valuable as any sum of money that has been raised.

Regardless the value of their stand alone function, as a networked infrastructure they are far more valuable than the sum their independent features".

Nevertheless, we believe that the method discussed here will be valuable, since the sum of topography and error data will always reflect better the true topography.

This is surprising: Yahoo is the type of company that Richard Gere in Pretty Woman would buy, and then break up — the individual pieces are more valuable than the sum of the parts.

While the value of a diagnosis of MetS has been questioned as being more valuable than the sum of its parts [ 46], the concept of MetS remains a frequently-used research tool that has validity in being able to predict future occurrence of T2DM in children [ 8] and CVD in adults [ 17].

He added that regular observations and records of the nature and direction of the ice had been maintained throughout: "It [the drift] has not been in vain, and knowledge of the set and drift of the pack will be a valuable addition to the sum of human knowledge".

But its most valuable feature can be summed up in five words: it's not yet fully developed.

But they found themselves outbid by the many professional buyers willing to pay large sums for valuable antiques.